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  • 70%

    Women in Food

    More than 70% of women who work as servers, bartenders or in other food industry roles say they've been sexually harassed by their employers, coworkers or customers, according to a recent survey by One Fair Wage, an advocacy group, in partnership with Social Science Research Solutions.

  • 43%

    Men Can Be Victims Too

    43% of men reported experiencing some form of sexual harassment and or assault in their lifetime according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center.

  • 55%

    Retaliation

    According to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), 55.8% of the complaints received during 2020 were related to retaliation after reporting a sexual harassment incident. Retaliation discourages victims from reporting and fosters a toxic work culture. It comes in many forms, including a demotion, exclusion from staff activities, or unfavorable reassignment.

  • 22,500.00

    Cost of Sex-Based Harassment

    According to the International Center for Research on Women, A meta-analysis of 41 studies of workplace sex-based harassment estimated that, on average, companies lose about $22,500 in productivity per harassed individual.

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What Are the Laws in Your State?

Each state takes a slightly different approach to anti-harassment training. Find your state below to learn more about the requirements applicable to your organization.

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